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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-10-08, Page 7tee ti i TUE W1NW iA.M TIMES, 00,., OBER 8, Wt7 SITCO:EISS Doing Business on a Cash Basis is Proving a Success We are eons;nntly on the alert to secure good reliable goods. During the pest few weeks new goods of every description have been aerie ing, Nought for spot cash, and sold lower that any firm doing a credit business would suspect. Heavy Tweed Dress Goods, mixed eti'eets; double fold, good colors, special at 17e. Dress Goods, warm winter weight, sold in lots of places for 25c,, but our cash price is 20e. Dress Goods, very sightly, and will give satisfaction in the wear, in green, blue, brown and grey colorings, extra. value, 25e. Better lines in black or colored dress goods, at 30e, 40e, 50e, 75e, 85e and $1. Flannelette, good patterns, wide width, usually sold at 7c or 8e, our price Ge per yard. Heavy Wool Tweed, cheeks ur stripes, worth 45c, but we bought it to sell at 35e. LADIES' MANTLE• S` We have them at all prices, but ask your attention to three lines that we consider above the average, in light or dark effects. Prices $3.50, $4 50 and $6. z ----„,..,,TABLE LINEN. Two special lines we think might prove worthy of your attention. No. 1 is the same as we have often sold at 35e a yard, but now you may buy it for 25e. No. 2 is a very wide table linen, good pattern and the quality is worth 45e, but we're selling it as long as it lasts•at 35e. White Cheek Muslin worth 8e, for 5c. Men's Lined kid Gloves, two fasteners, worth 75e, a, special for Fair Day at 50e. You will find our shoes and rubbers up to -date. MANTLE CLOTHS BRUSSELS FALL FAIR. Scott ; brood male, el Lambkin, 'Ja Newsome, W 11 Wilkinson ; 2 year The East Enron Fall I'sti�r was old filly, 'I'S' Roble RPollard, Meek held on Thursday and Friday of last Cardiff; 2 year old gelding, J Lanib- vseek, and exceeded ',bat of all for- kin, Jas AleCallute, l{obt McMurray ; mer years by all odds. Over 4,000 yearling tiny, L Hollinger, Jas Shaw people were In attendance. Iron.' yearling gelding, Jas Spier, J<ls John Dryden, Minister of Af;rieultare Smith, R Pollard ; horse colt, L Iio1- opened the fair was heartily received linger, Alex Smith, Robt Shine; mare on this, his first visit to Brussels, colt, D Ramsay, Angus. Lamont, J Lambkin ; span, Jut) Watson; Koenig special, "Gusteer" foals, Jut) Nazi - nen, Bird Bros., W troy ; Brussels Coach Horse Co,, "Waldemar" spec- ials, D Ramsay, A Lamont, J Lamb- kin, L Tasker. Cerruti.--Durham-Bull, over, 2 years, J4es Spier ; bolt under 2 years, D Milne ; witch euw over 4 years, D Milne, R Corley, D Milne ; mileh The display of exhibits on the inside department was simply splendid, and the turning out of fine horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, etc., was first class in every particular. The contesting of harnessing, hitch- ing up and driving once around the half -mite track was exciting, and was won 13y Mrs. 5. Love, Miss Kate Young, and Miss A. Smith. The cow order 4 ears D ;3'111ne 1 & speeding tvents were closely contest - years, ' , 2, ed and resulted as follows ; Farm- R Corley ; 2 year old heifer, l7 Milne 1, 2, & 3 ; 1 year old heifer, D Milne ers' race -1st, P. Ferguson ; 2nd, J. Dennison, Kirkpatrick and Coates 1 & 2, L McNeil ; bull calf, D Milne divided third money. R Corley 2 & 3 ; heifer calf 1Z Corley Trotting race -1st, Odonnel ; 2nd D Milne ; herd of Durlrruns, D Milne Rena Stewart ; 3rd King. 1 & 2, R Corley. Jerseys ---Bull over Pacing race; -1st, Lionel ; 2nd; 2 year old, J Lambkin, G A Dead - Texan guy ; 3rd, Louise. Best time, man, Jas Burgess; bull under 2 years 1.11.C} A Deadman ; nlilch cow over 4 The judges were Chas Kneehtel, years, Geo.Thompson, G A Deadman John Scott, and F. S. Scott. Gate T Newsome ; milch cow under 4 receipts over $400. years, J Lambkin,- E Garvin , 2 year The list of prize wieners is given old heifer, G A Deadlnan ; yearling below: - heifer,. J Lambkin, 0 A Deadman ; HoRsEs.-Heavy Draught, -Stal- lion over three years, T McLauchlan, brood mare, W Dickson, el II Har- rison ; horse colt, J Simpson ; mare colt, W Dickson, Win Wilson, M 11 Harrison ; 2 year old filly, Jas Car- ling, Taylor Bros, Janes McCallum ; 2 year old gcldieg, A McLauchlin • yearling filly, W J Ross, Jas Evans, Mrs. WT Calder ; yearling gelding, In Beaver Cloth or rough goods we have thein in all leading colors. AMe(xavin Bios, L Steins; heavy Pretty Effects in Black, Green, Brown and Navy. Range of prices e1.00, . draught team, 0 T Dale, J Sbortreed Stevenson, Jno 13olgar, Neil Duncan - $1,25, $1.50, $1.70, $2.00 and $2.90. I Agricultural, - Brood mare, Geo • ;son ; Horse colt, Geo Stevenson; mare colt, Jno Bolger, Neil Duncanson, A Gardiner ; 2 year e1d gelding, Jno Carling, 0 T Dale, Geo Christopher ; 1 year old filly, T Davidson, 1 - year old gelding, A Gardiner, Neil Dun- canson ; span, C T Dale, A Stevenson Roadsters -Stallion over three years, P. Scott ; stallion under three' years, Dr. McKelvey ; brood marc, Dr. Mc- Kelvey, P Scott 2 & 3 ; horse colt, J D Warwick, V S,.R Pollard, W Rut ledge ; mare colt., Jas Smith, P Scott. Dr. McKelvey ; 2 year old filly, J .1 Ball, Jas Lindsay ; 1 year old filly, J J 13a11, T Newsome, Robt Shine ; 1 year old gelding, J Lambkin, Jas Cardiff ; • buggy horse under 151- hands, 5ihands, .J 13 Melville, Jas McEwen, James Carling ; team, Grater Green, R Rolls, lZ Cardiff ; foal from regis- tered trotting bred horse, J D War- wick, John -Griffin, Dr. McKelvey. Carriage --Stallion over three years J P Fisher, A Menzies ; stallion under 3 years, A T Currie ; stallion, with 4 of his progeny, J P Fisher, P c f •'rd. inn `tides n OIJQTI3 NEW GOODS. W STNLES- GEO. CARR has now in stock a In display of the very newest tnaterial for Overcoats, Fall and Winter Suits, Trousering, Fancy Vests, etc., etc. Also the Most Stylish Gents' Furnishings in the Market If you want stylish and well -made Clothe at a moderate price. Give us a call. We can give cu the best f workmanship. Good fit guarateed. fir' c3-� Opposite Queen's Hotel, e J W INGHAMM .T. A. Mills has just opened out a...... — SCOTCH TWEED SLUMS ..FANCY AND BLACK DRESS COODS.. Direct from Europe, which he is offering . ...to his Customers at.,. VERY - LOW - FIGURES. • • Please call in and examine for Yourself, and be Convirneed, No trouble to show goods, - • z,. ILLS. r, r ' to `" A• M�^--•-�--- -_- �-•-.-- =----•--.------------ Pace Your Ad. .EDozvna Goes the Price of & ;tartly; general purpose plow, (sillies & Martin, J J Gilpin; turnip seed drill, J J teilpin; set double - trees and neckyoke, D ,j,svan, S T Plum, wheelbarrow,. Jno Wyun. (xttazrl--�Yllito fell wheat, Dr McKelvey,. 'Jno McKinnon, Chas Henderson & Son; red full wheat, Jas McCa.11nm, 11 Edwards, Jno Ale• Kinnon; spring wheat, Jas ilcCalbum, (-has Henderson & Sun; barley. Chas IHenderson & Son, Rube .use it a rray; black oats, Clots llcuderson .4 Suu, U Edwards; white oats, Geo. JJltn- ston,Jas Shaw, R Mc.Iui•ray; small peas, Jas.AlcCallum, Al II Harrison. Jas Burgess ; large peas Jas Spier, Obas Henderson & Son, II Edwards timothy seed, Jas McCallum, Janes Spier. 1+'RurT.-Bald wins -Jos Spier, Geo Johnston ; Femme, Jas Simpson, W II McCracken ; King of Tompkins Co., Jno Wynn, Jas Spier ; Mann, W Armstrong, Jno AicKiunon ; North- ren Spies, , M H Harrieen, James Simpson ; R I Greening, Mrs. J lirethour, Geo Johnston ; t.i+,lden Russets, M H II'irrison, E Clarvin ; Spitzenburg, Jas Spier, Chas Hender- son & Son ; Se, k no Further, Wm Armstrong, Geo Johnston ; Palmar D A McLennan ; mad ssrt runs, W H McCraeken, Ohas; Berson & Son; long Calif* rens, P T+,rb, W 11 A�teCraeke•n ; ormelons, W McCracken ; melons, W Il McCracken, (,hart». [lenderson & Sons; cucumbers, W Taylor, Mrs John I3rethour ; White, celery, Mrs John 13reth.our, W II McCracken; pink eelery, W Taylor, 1V Il McCracken ; sunewer, Mrs D. Marsh, James Simeeon. i,CONCraw e»oz PAsj 7j. EAST WAWANOS11. The following is the school report tor S.S,No.9, Ilast Wawanosh for the month of September, The names are arranged iu order ot merit as- sertained by a system of daily mark- ings, deductions being made for bad conduet Lateness, ete, 4th. --,Jennie Rintoul, Lena Dee- eon. Sc. 3rd. --_Florence Shiers, illeggie McDougail, Mabel Shiell, Mary Ab- ra nr, Jr „3. -Alberta Rintoul, Lestie Deacon, Frank Mills, Alex McDoug- all, Alfred Rily, Alfred Hodgson, Sr. 2nd.- Roy Deacon, Willie Sweets, Jas Spier, Jas Sharp , ') oz .Elliott. PippinJno W ynn, M II 1larriston ;1 Jr. 2nd, -Ethel Hicks, Bella. Me, Wealthy, David Milne, lir Garvin; Dougall, Herbert 'Shiell, Albert E IZibstnn Pippins, Jno McKinnon, Geo :Salisbury, Ida Abram, David John• heifer calf, J Lambkin, 0 A Dead- man, W Armstrong. Native or grade Johnston ; Culverts, L 'Tasker•, Airs, i stun, Alex Hurtuul, Will Beets, Roy cattle -Cow having calved since last D. Marsh ;RexLury Russets, M le 1 Anderson. show, Ai 11 Ilarrison, Jno McKinnon; Harrison, T Ballantyne; Alexander -I Sr- lst,-lloward Shiell, Willie 2 year old heifer, L McNeil, M II Miss McT,ai•en E Garvin ; Duchess of Shoebuttwn, John Abram. Harrison; 1 year old heifer, M. II Oldeab .rg, [levy 5,5.v Lt, S iii) -3:4 Jr. 1st. -Carrie Dean un, Wilburn Harrison; 1 year'old steer, R Corley gard. ; eallawater, T 73allentyne,Miss Fel gueson, Ll a,tuurr hicks. John Spier, 1 year old steer, W 13 . McLaren ; Graaenstien, Mrs 5 Stew -1 L. B. DUFF',. Teacher, Wilkinson, AI 11 Harrison; steer calf ' art, H Stewart ; Maiden's Blush, HI The following is the standing of M 11 llarrisoo, 1 & 2 ; heifer calf, Stewart, Alex Stewart, (Queen St.) the puple- in S. S. No. 8, as deter - D Milne, M 11 Harrison ; fat cow or Porter, II Stewar•t,'T Ioavidson ; Pee mined by the last bi-monthly ex - heifer, W 13 Wilkinson, ill ll Harri- ' waukee, Geo Johnston, Chas Hendee- amination, . son fat ox or steer, W 13 Wilkinson, 'son & Son ; St. Lawrence, Jas • Simp• P. S. S.- -John Cummingham,. M Ii Harrison. _son, Jno AloKinnon ; variety of win- Maggie McCallum, Annie Walsh. SHEEP.—Leicesters—Aged ram, ,T. ter apples, Jas Spier, Chas Hender- Fourth -Allan Wheeler, Julia Sanderson,N Cumming; shearling• rant son 4 -Son; variety of Fall apples. Anderson Josie Campbell, Ida Bone, Jas Sanderson 1 & 2 ; ram Iamb, J 'Jas Speir, Chas Henderson & Son, Saria McCallum, Ed.Wa13h. . • Milne, E Coultes ; pair ewes having I `sinter pears, U. C. Ross, Nellie Ross; Sr. 3. -Roy Wheeler, Jas • McCal- raised lambs in '97, Jas Sanderson, i plums any variety, D. Stewart, J. R: lune, Maud Robertson, Maggie Ross, Jno Coultes ; shearling ewes, Jas i Smith;,grapes, Chas llendersun & Alma Pearen, Lizzie Reid. Sanderson, 1 & 2 ; ewe lambs, Geo • Son; crabs, E. Gravin, S. Haggard; Jr. 3. -Maitland Henry, Lillie Henry , J Sanderson; pen ot sheep, I any other variety of apples, D. Anderson, Willie McLean, Mary , J Sanderson 1 & 2. Downs -Aged i Stewart, Jas Speir; variety of plums Grigg-, Ed. McLean, Fred Seandrett. . • ram Jnu Smith Jas Burgess ; shear- I D. Milne, W. 1i McCracken. l • Sr. 2. -Mary Anderson, Janie D. E. McDONALD Wishes to inform the General Public that he is �.�.-• supplying all kinds of MEATS at the FOYER PRMES. ling ram,. L Tasker, Jno Smith; rani 1 ROOTS .AND HOED Ceoes.-Early lamb. L Tasker, John Smith ; pair ;potatoes, .Jas Smith, Jas Shaw, Walter at ewes having raised lambs in '97,1 Taylor, Jno ()unites; late potatoes, L_Tssker, Jas Burgess ; . shearling;Geo. Johnston, Walter Tavlur, M. H. ewes, L Tasker, ,Jno Smith ; ewe Harrison, E. Garvin; collection of httlllis, inc Smith, L Tasker ; Pen of poti,toee, 1a1. Garvin, 1, 2, & :5 ; Swci tl Downs, L Tasiler, Jno Sniitle, i turnips, Jno Coultes, Chas Hender- PrGs.-Berkshires-Boar' over 2 • eon & Son; turnips. any other variety, years, Jas Torrance, boar under 2 years; Jas Spier ; boar under 1 year, Jas.. Dotrance,.1 & 2 ; sow having littered in '07, and sow under 1 year J Dorrance 1 & 2. Yorkshires, - Boar over 2 years, A Robertson ; boar undsr. 2 years, R Nicholl ; boar under 1 year, R Nichol, A Stevenson long blood beets, Geo. Juhnston, sow having littered in '97, and sow Walter Taylor ; blood turnip beets, under 1 year,R Nichol 1 & 2.Chester Walter Taylor, W. II. McCracken ; White -Boar over years, D Mine, white saggr beets W. 1T. MCracken R 11IeMueray; boar under 2 years, Waiter Taylor ; parsnips, W. 11. A Robertson ; boar under 1 year, R McCracken, Chas Henderson & Sun; Me Murray, Ii Edwards ; sow having lettered in '97, A Robertson, R Mo-- Murray„ sow under 1 year, R Me- Murray 1 & 2. Any other breed - Boar over, 2 years, W II McCutch eon, Jno MuKinnon ; boar, under years II Edwards, ; sow under 1 year, H Edwards ; best saw any age R Nichol ; best pen of pigs, any breed, ,Jas Durrae,ec. Chas Henderson & Son Jas Smith; white field carrots, Jas McCallum, W. M. McCracken; Altringhain car- rots, Jas McCallum, Walter Taylor; scarlet nantes, Jas McCallum, Walter Taylor ; early horn carrots, Chas Henderson & Son, . Jas McCallum; mangle wurtzels, long red, W. Mc- Cracken, Chas Henderson & Sun; yellow grope mange's, W. {I. Mc- Craekcn, T. Ballantyne; red'glope mantels, T. • Ballantyne,. W. H 11c- Cracken ; long yellow '.nf'angels, W. IL McCracken. Jas McCallum. \''EOETABLE.—U mons tronl•see(r rod W.1.1. McCracken, Walter Taylor; onions from seed yellow, W. II. Me- POULTRY.—Guinea fowl, W Carter Cracken, Chas Henderson & Sin ; Jno McKinnon; dark Biahmas. G \V onions .from seed; Giant Rocca, \V. Irwin. 1 & 2 ; light 13rahmas'Mrs. 11. McCracken, Walter Taylor ; Jno Brethour; black Spanieh,A Ice;- onions from top sets, W. H. McCrack• ger, Mrs .Jno Brethour ; Plymouth en. Walter Taylor; onions from Dutch. rooks, 5 IIo; •tiard, Chas llenderson sets, Walter Taylor, Chas Henderson & S.in; top onions sets, Jno Smith, W. H. 1McCraciren. Dutch sets D. A. Meat delivered to any part of the town & Sun ; white L('r horns, \V Ctu•tcr, 1 C 2 brown Leer oen IN Taylor Give us a call. D. E. IF le ONALD, Shaw's Old Stand. Butcher. WI NGHAM SAW Bo Jr.re. 2. -Stanley McB?urney, A ere ' • M Mclean, - Sr.Part 2. -Austin Campbell, Rob- bie Wheeler, Fanny Pearen, Skinn. Jr. Part 2. -Lillie McLean, Stuart M cBureese Sr. Part 1. -Elgin Anderson, Henry Skinn. jr. Part 1. -Ella Taylor, Lillie Peeren, Mabel Grigg, Charlie Wheel- er, .John McCallum, Nettie • Skinn, Bella Robertson. L. 2i1. JOHNSTONE, Teacher.- The eacher.The Epworth League anniversary lit Birch Church, on Oct. 3rd and 4tb, was a complete success. The congregations morning -and evening on Sunday were -large and the ser - vises interesting. Oa Monday even- ing a large and appreciative aud- ience filled the church. The pro- gramme consisted of music by Ep- wui th League from Westfield and 13ethel appointments, and the home choir, together with recitations, and til excellent address, by the Rev. 0. C. Couzens, of auburn. Prove the meritf Hood's Sarsapar :: ..-dog. ..?' live, perfect, permanent Cutr'. Cures of scrofula in severest fo. goitre, swelled neck, running sures, hip disease, sores in the eyes. es of Salt Rheum, with its lnten^:. itching and burning, scald head, tetter, etc. es of Bons, Pimples, and all other erup- tions due to impure blood. es. of Dyspepsia and,other troubles where a good stomach tonic was needed. es of Rheumatism, where patients wereun, able to work or walk for weeks. res of Catarrh by expelling r in3purltieai which cause and sustain the , 'ease. 1 cl'', 2 • silve spangled Hamburgs, W McLeannan, W. U. McCracken; pota- Cur Ainley, 1N Carter; �i-i black Hembi,gs to onions, Jas McCallum, Walter Cur and Pel gds iriT Carter 1 & 2 ' Ban- 'Taylor; corn Yellow Canada, Robt. tams A Traeger, W 'Taylor • Iloudons McMurray, hits. D. Marsh; corn, Cur W Carter, 1 & 2 ; Durkins, G. W Ir• White Flint; W. II McCracken, Cur win, W Carter ; Lanshang, W Tay- Walter Taylor, corn, Yellow Dent, sur, A Traeger ; Cochin, G W Irwin, W. II. McCracken; collection of corn Cu A Tc>erger ;black Aiinoreas, verger ' r Cu Willie Ainley ; turkeys, G W Irwin Winter cabbage, Walter Taylor, W. i All kinds of rough and dressed a �e'c, Q t.s ends- _ _ r Pekin ducks G W tiit\'iil 1 `'a , bage, Walter Taylor, W. H. Me - ILS A I 1V ti McCracken Walter Taylor fes; �h 1 ll rsoi; Son G H Me ra ten, cut y, u Irwin ; Pollen (incite A :korger , Ilendei'son & Son;. red pickling cab' 'U'\' GLE Aylesbury ducks Chas Henderson & Cracken; cauliflower, Walter Taylor, -SHINGLES) �i Son, 1 & 2 ; canaries, T Pallatity ne ; W. H. McCracken, pumpkin, yellow --LATIi, o field R McMurry T. Ballantyne; • -WOOD game fowl, A Traeger 1 & 2 ; fours o. field, . , -BARPI+ LS, any other breed, Chas Henderson & pumpkin mammoth, Chao 1e- I11tter s 4 ui sh -- �---• -CEDAR POSTS, Etc. ,on, V Canter ; pigeons, It Cardiff , son & Son, IN.II' McCracken; elen• red caps, recommerdea,A Traeger, 1 ,P. Erb,�McCracken collee kept constantly on hand and deliver- & 2, 3 tlt)n of garden protlllce, W II Mc -1 o shortest notieo, Walter' Taylor; large to•' xAt1�LEtrrvvTs.•�-•• �1rnx 'rvaggoti, 7 G,r�leken, . ed n Wynn, S T Plum ; covered buggy, tnatoes, Wa tet ay or, Call and get prices as we aro ,Jas Walker, D Ewan ; Cutter` D Cracken ; pinffi or Cherry totuatoes, i ,-�-�- determined not to be undersold, Lri,tLn Jno • - Wynn ; iron harrows, 5 Mrs J Drethour, Mrs D Marsh ; but.; T Plum; turryrp scafller, J ,i Gilpin, ter beans, Walter Taylor, James 1 turnip Cutter; S J Gilpin 1 & 2 , • McCallum; white beans, W It Mc, pump, 0 Morningstar, Jno Imlay; Cracken, Jas McCallum ; ally other W1NGIIAM, twin gang plow, J J Gilpin, Gillies variety of beans, Miss McCallum, IN ‹ rr 1 M oLEAN & SON. res of nervousness by properly toitlug and feeding the nerves upon pure blood, r(3s of That Tired Feeling by restorlsa, strength. Send for book of cures by Sarsaparilla 1 To fit Iiood St Co., Proprietors, Lorvalt, Mass. are 5 bat hater Hood's Pills pills113, hid est digeStifter-on. 0C. titAAernisfor'•Qneon Fre -o. et n� ll rine trod Ti • Jn6alee- (INitnwhurw 111c.t And r • . rietnres• Con S. ,l• .vtitvhas}{,n.• rtle'n tnire, -r e r6 iWlof Har Mtiieaty, with att1t , nrenunBn .,n ,� u, rn, ny rj,mnrtc,{ T, r Met t ail Fre Hyl; refit1reo. ilniWr '•, vrN, forowb n rrriterr. rttRilnittNiON •� , Det, 7, 2;19 nenrborn. rt., Chicle*. rannrkable rein and fall f 'ti n' 1 lit r 1 trio rtl h nk T• ern• n ,len ifonansa r trouts